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How can you not use a font called Hobo Std? It practically begs you to use it. The page I linked to actually provides the code and a live preview: If you can cut and paste code, you can use these fonts.

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This is a collection of 500+ web fonts that you can use for free and without registration. The first font-related announcement was Adobe Edge Web Fonts. You can see screen shots and more details here:

Paul demoed how quickly he could design a site that responded to different sizes all within a tool that made it easy to use. We are working on a new tool ('working on' - so it isn't quite available yet) called Adobe Edge Reflow that will make it a lot easier to use. If you aren't hearing about it from your clients, you better bet you will soon. Responsive web design is kind of a big thing now.

Just to be clear - that price - it's free. Last time this was demoed at our local user group it got a great reaction. Not only does it make great animations, the code it produces is damn clean. Speaking of 'Edge', what was formerly Edge is now Adobe Edge Animate, and you can see that we've created an entirely family of 'Edge' products.Īdobe Edge Animate is now released at version 1.0 - and it is free - details here: If you've yet to play with this tool, check it out. Apparently it has retina support as well, but as my retina-enabled Mac is in the shop, I can't test this.

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Just a small note on this one - Dreamweaver CS6 gets an update today for improved HTML5 support as well as Adobe Edge Animate support. The entire lab itself is available for forking at Github: Dreamweaver CS6 Oh - and when you edit those filters in the lab tool - check out the syntax checking support. In case you're curious about CSS Filter support, check the report. Even better, if you have some skills with this tool you can contribute your own modifications back! Even better, you get immediate access to the source code. At the event today we talked about CSS Filters (which work in iOS6 btw!) and announced the launch of a web based tool that lets you work with them: CSS Filter Lab If you've never seen what these filters can do, please take some time to play with the tool and check out the effects. That being said, I've got a great appreciation for CSS and especially our efforts to improve what you can do with it. You guys know I'm something of a noob when it comes to CSS. It isn't just Adobians talking about Adobe-products, but articles, tutorials, and other resources related to everything web developers care about. Not to sound like a broken record, but the ADC is probably the most underappreciated developer site out there. It's really the best place to find out what we're doing and why.Īlong with that you want to bookmark the HTML section of the Adobe Developer Connection. I'd also encourage you to bookmark the site in general.

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I encourage you to peruse the site for full details about what I'm covering below. Sitesįirst off - the primary place for most information related to this event and our web efforts in general is. I'll try to make this as sensible and organized as possible. If I miss anything, or if you have comments and questions, please let me know. I thought I'd take some time to write up some of the links and announcements from today as well as my thoughts. (Unfortunately I couldn't be in SF this week so I had to watch it remotely.) We will soon be posting a link to the recording for those who missed it. I just got done watching the Create the Web live stream of the keynote.

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